Nice video! "Leichenzug" could mean "Corpse Train", but usually means "Funeral Procession". And "Weltmacht" doesn't really mean "World Domination", but rather "World Power". :)
I am learning german in school, and i have learned more german from this video then i have from 3 years of german studys. Vielen Dank, Farvann, dass du ein guter Deutschlehrer bist.
As I love black metal and linguistic stuff, I really appreciate this video and would love to see more, especially in Slavic and other Germanic languages! If necessary, I can help with Czech, Slovak, Serbo-Croatian and Polish!
@@weltenbrandt545 you're very welcome. I played all of Schöpfung to some friends at a black metal festival here in England and it went down really well. Any chance of some new music soon? \m/
"Blut aus Nord" würde aber Sinn ergeben, wenn man es wie einen Wetterbericht liest, so wie: Wind aus Nord/Ost. Also könnte es heißen, dass es im Norden Blut regnet.
Thanks! I surprised when i heard the right spilling and the meaning of Sargeist, Minenwerfer, Kanonenfieber and Durbatuluk as well. I would love to know about " Antrisch " too, one of my favorites from Germany
Why is everyone saying you forgot smth, as if you could list every single black metal band with german words in them xD good video although i know german, i could nitpick but who cares xD good video i say!
Great Video. Unfortunately language works differently (sometimes). In general you cannot split a word into its parts and translate them by their own. For example I would translate "Leichenzug" as "funeral procession" or, if you want it to be more black-metal "procession of corpses" rather than "corpse train"/"train of corpses". Unless you know these guys and that's what they intended. The stories behind these names is fascinating though. I kind of had a feeling odf what a "Drude" or a "Waldschrat" is, but I would have struggled so much with coming up with an explanation for it
@AbabBahah-qm4lo yes, just a different spelling. Nagl in Norwegian, nagel in Swedish, German, Dutch. As it is from Norse mythology, it's Swedish or Norwegian. Also similar to the English nail and farer.
Interesting; I was thinking of your video "When you're new to the Metal scene": "Do you know Die Toten kehren wieder mit dem Wind - am Ufer des Sees- it's an awesome black metal album" :)
Hab mal einen (ich glaube amerikanischen) Summoning Klon gehört, die hieß Mül deponie. Ui da gabs doch ein paar Bands die ich nicht kenne. Gerne mehr von dem Format!
How about a video on German beers. Specifically, beers you can only get from specific regions over there. Like, ur-krostitzer from Leipzig…I miss Germany😢
Ellende is an old high german word which usually describes someone thats lost or far from their home. gonna switch languages real quick da es zwei L´s hat würde ich es eher schneller aussprechen, wie z.b. die Elle, was davon historisch korrekt wäre ist aber schwer zu sagen.
Kleine Anmerkung zu Dornenreich: Neben dem Reich/Realm aus Dornen kann es auch als Reich an Dornen (im Sinne von stachelig) verstanden werden. Eine Rose ist dornenreich.
I checked out Graupel as per your recommendation. Did you know there's apparently a metalcore band of the same name? From Japan, no less. Basically sounds similar to August Burns Red. Not bad at all, actually, if you like that kinda thing. But when I first listened, I thought, "There's no way he recommended this." Lol
Witzig, dass du das eine Poster von Document 6 im Hintergrund hast, ich kannte die damalige Frontfrau. Wir waren zusammen auf der HS Niederrhein. Die Welt ist manchmal echt klein.
Some ptetty good bands mentioned here. 😮 "Windbruch" would I perssonally translate with 'broken by wind", eine Art 'Klaubholz'. 🤔 But I could be wrong... and drunken.
Hast du schonmal was von Gimbatul gehört? 🤔Ist eine Band aus meiner Gegend und ich LIEBE es! Hat etwas von den ersten Burzum Alben oder NAGELFAR(Beste deutsche black metal band!!!)🤘
Why am I watching this? I know German.
Ja genau. Weil deshalb
Die Videos über Deutschland auf Englisch werden doch zu 88% von Kartoffeln geschaut. Würde gerne mal die Videostatistik sehen.
Same😭
Da ist was dran
Because of the German lolz, of course
Google translate ❌
Farvann ✔️
This is how I find bands to listen to
Me too🤘💀🤘
What else are we gonna do try to read the name of the band on the album💀
Nice video!
"Leichenzug" could mean "Corpse Train", but usually means "Funeral Procession".
And "Weltmacht" doesn't really mean "World Domination", but rather "World Power". :)
Corpse train sounds much cooler.
This 2 bands are from nsbm
@@Blutgolem still good bands regardless
Thank you for the mention Farvann! Eternal hails from us in Wales! ⚔️
I live on the border to (north) Wales!
Als Windbruch bezeichnet man nach einem Sturm umgefallene Bäume oder herabgerissene Äste, weil die vom Wind abgebrochen wurden.
Und ist ein Ausdruck zum Furzen im englischen
I am learning german in school, and i have learned more german from this video then i have from 3 years of german studys. Vielen Dank, Farvann, dass du ein guter Deutschlehrer bist.
As I love black metal and linguistic stuff, I really appreciate this video and would love to see more, especially in Slavic and other Germanic languages! If necessary, I can help with Czech, Slovak, Serbo-Croatian and Polish!
0:12 I see Hollow Knight in the background, amazing game.
Thanks! That will be my Duolingo lesson today
@@Farvann Mom look I'm famous! (I'm quite curious about other languages too!)
@@Luna2231ytb What languages are you studying?
Windbruch is the name for wood broken by wind. It's more of a technical term among rangers. Yes. I watched he video even though I'm German.
This is actually a very interesting video! Didn't know about Brocken Moon, I always thought it was mispelled! :D
Dude, great video! I would like more like this one for shure
Verdunkeln is underrated. They share members with Graupel and are from the same scene but I think they disbanded in the early 2010s
More of this sort of thing please. Aaskeria are an outstandingly good band - so great to hear that I was pronouncing it wrongly
I found this very informative and I just love looking at those awesome band logos.
That's cool you mentioned Verletzen (and noted they're Welsh).
I guess they're not well known, but Weltenbrandt from Austria are pretty amazing.
Thank you very much, Bruce! 🙂
Cheers, Berni (singer from Weltenbrandt
@@weltenbrandt545 you're very welcome. I played all of Schöpfung to some friends at a black metal festival here in England and it went down really well. Any chance of some new music soon? \m/
5:35 Falkenbach, Gernotshagen,
Windbruch ist übrigens ein Fachbegriff aus der Försterei und bezeichnet durch Sturm umgeknickte Bäume.
@@FarvannDas war einfach deutscher Besserwissergeist
This is genuinely helpful
TBO Dornenreich could also be read as an adjective. It would mean "many thorns"
Eine super ausführliche Namens Erklärung 😊
"Blut aus Nord" würde aber Sinn ergeben, wenn man es wie einen Wetterbericht liest, so wie: Wind aus Nord/Ost. Also könnte es heißen, dass es im Norden Blut regnet.
Not the video we asked for, but the video we needed.
Very interesting! Other languages would be fascinating
great video as always farvann 🖤
I love metal and languages, I need more videos like this.
Ellende is Dutch for Missery
Suhnopfer is a sacrafice to make up for sins . In dutch it is also called similar.. Zoenoffer
Great video thanks for the reccomendations please make something like this for France or Italy
Thanks! I surprised when i heard the right spilling and the meaning of Sargeist, Minenwerfer, Kanonenfieber and Durbatuluk as well.
I would love to know about " Antrisch " too, one of my favorites from Germany
Why is everyone saying you forgot smth, as if you could list every single black metal band with german words in them xD good video although i know german, i could nitpick but who cares xD good video i say!
"Ellende" is actually still used in modern Dutch, it means "misery." Which makes a lot more sense as a name for a black metal band to be fair 😁
This is the only way for me to discover new bands, because I literally don't know how to look for them 😅🖤 thanks Farvann🤘
Yes definitely will like to see another video on band names🤘
I'm currently learning the language, so this is helpful!
I knew you'd skip Grausamkeit lol. Greetings from Egypt!
And "ABSURD"
Greetings from Syria, for both of you.
Absurd is a german phrase for "not acutally blackmetal but trying to do some kind of until we call it some other name"
I like this. Thanks for enlightening me.
Ellende is actually pronounced (Ellen) like the name and (Duh). The lead musician said the how to pronounce the name in an interview for Spotify.
/ε'lεn.də/
For English, the e in let is /ɛ/ and the i in bird is something like /ə/
Thank you! a lot of new bands to listen to
Oh nein! Du hast Horn vergessen
Wald Geist Winter sounds like it came from a random bm name generator xD "Wir brauchen einen TRVE KVLT namen!! WALD GEIST WINTER!"
Always nice to watch your videos :D 💕🤘🏻🖤
minenwerfer mentioned 🙏 i love them
Points off because only Kvelgeyst', Totenburg and Leichenzug' logos were illegible to start with 🙃
Ah yes you also mentioned Endstille! I love their 3 first albums and demo
Windbruch ist ein vom Sturm gebrochener Baum
Now I feel the urge to pronouce these as american sounding as possible 🤔
Great Video. Unfortunately language works differently (sometimes). In general you cannot split a word into its parts and translate them by their own. For example I would translate "Leichenzug" as "funeral procession" or, if you want it to be more black-metal "procession of corpses" rather than "corpse train"/"train of corpses". Unless you know these guys and that's what they intended.
The stories behind these names is fascinating though. I kind of had a feeling odf what a "Drude" or a "Waldschrat" is, but I would have struggled so much with coming up with an explanation for it
The subtleties of putting a Swiss flag when talking a about Scandinavia. Lecker.
3:10 In English you would say "a pain in the ass"
Ellende means misery in dutch. Cool video mister translate!
Naglfar is a ship made out of dead people's finger/toenails, Nag(e)l meaning nail.
So naglfar and nagelfar basically had the same meaning?
@AbabBahah-qm4lo yes, just a different spelling. Nagl in Norwegian, nagel in Swedish, German, Dutch. As it is from Norse mythology, it's Swedish or Norwegian. Also similar to the English nail and farer.
Ah, as in Elendsgracht (one of the streets in Amsterdam). Toll, danke.
3:45 that ends 10 years of me saying nick-tul-jah
"Die Toten kehren wieder mit dem Wind" - "The dead return with the wind"
Interesting; I was thinking of your video "When you're new to the Metal scene": "Do you know Die Toten kehren wieder mit dem Wind - am Ufer des Sees- it's an awesome black metal album" :)
Im just watching this to find new bands that ive never heard of lol
Where are at least 2 bands named Nebelwerfer, one is from my former local scene in Russia. LG aus Österreich =)
Druden has some connection to the word Druid? Cool video
Nice video🤘
Weltmacht is a good one.
2 Albums
Singer is from Krieg.
(German name too 😉)
Guitarist is Akhenaten from Judas Iscariot.
🤘
As a french I can understand the process of translation for the band Blut Aus Nord as, we can say "Sang du Nord".
No Mavorim no Eisenkult 😢
Nyktalgia - Nyktalgia
Brocken Moon - Hoffnunglos
Are both Fantastic Albums 🤘🔥
Check out the Todestriebe. Great Russian black metal band.
Btw: idea for the next video. Bands with latin names. There are quite many of them.
Dornenreich kann man auch als Adjektiv interpretieren.
Falkenbach, Grabnebelfürsten, Die Saat, Permafrost, Todesstoß, Freitod, Nachtmystium, Allvaters Zorn, Eminenz...usw 😊
Sie fehlten Kanonenfieber, Panzerfaust und meine Band Panzerkorps, Ich habe es gerade erst gegründet, ich nehme immer noch mein erstes Album auf :)
Hab mal einen (ich glaube amerikanischen) Summoning Klon gehört, die hieß Mül deponie. Ui da gabs doch ein paar Bands die ich nicht kenne. Gerne mehr von dem Format!
1:16 min is pure gold.
How about a video on German beers. Specifically, beers you can only get from specific regions over there. Like, ur-krostitzer from Leipzig…I miss Germany😢
I got an austrian Artist who lives in Ireland. only a demo but considering its his first i like it: Slaine by crows- braving the storm
Ellende is an old high german word which usually describes someone thats lost or far from their home.
gonna switch languages real quick
da es zwei L´s hat würde ich es eher schneller aussprechen, wie z.b. die Elle, was davon historisch korrekt wäre ist aber schwer zu sagen.
"Wind break" makes me think "to break wind", which means "to fart" in England 😂
Good job. Thanks.
1:33 you mean druïde? Like that mage from asterix and obelix comics?
@@Farvann ow
No. A Drude is a Drude and a druid is a druid. The first a spirit if the night, the second a spiritual leader of ancient celtic people.
Kleine Anmerkung zu Dornenreich: Neben dem Reich/Realm aus Dornen kann es auch als Reich an Dornen (im Sinne von stachelig) verstanden werden. Eine Rose ist dornenreich.
Wedard? Wigrid?
I was wanting to really hear DAUPUZ,they're German atmospheric black,the reason I put this on.
I checked out Graupel as per your recommendation. Did you know there's apparently a metalcore band of the same name? From Japan, no less. Basically sounds similar to August Burns Red. Not bad at all, actually, if you like that kinda thing. But when I first listened, I thought, "There's no way he recommended this." Lol
Witzig, dass du das eine Poster von Document 6 im Hintergrund hast, ich kannte die damalige Frontfrau. Wir waren zusammen auf der HS Niederrhein. Die Welt ist manchmal echt klein.
@@Farvann Ach lol, stimmt da war ja was. Na dann bist du ja im Bilde. 😄
I'm missing Truppensturm and Thorybos. My favorites.
Previously I only learned German from KMFDM
im spaniard and when i was in my childhood i learnt german. now im gonna retake the study of german since i have a fair level of english.
Is verletzen nsbm?
bm fan learning german, this is very useful
Some ptetty good bands mentioned here. 😮
"Windbruch" would I perssonally translate with 'broken by wind", eine Art 'Klaubholz'. 🤔
But I could be wrong... and drunken.
Yo verletzen mentioned, quality Welsh black metal
Hast du schonmal was von Gimbatul gehört? 🤔Ist eine Band aus meiner Gegend und ich LIEBE es! Hat etwas von den ersten Burzum Alben oder NAGELFAR(Beste deutsche black metal band!!!)🤘
In dutch ellende also means miserable or terrible event.
ANTRISCH lets go! show us your best bayrisch/österreichisch
"third Reich I mean uhhh.."
I was about to comment about Ellende until you corrected yourself haha
By the way, Trist is from czech which is my country but yea the band name is in german, otherwise his songs are named in czech aswell.
You should check out Verlassen
I am actually part German and if I did a black metal band project.It's going to be called ghost coffin
Ha. I actually learned something at 1:58
No Falkenbach??
Grabnebelfürsten = Lords of the Grave fog or Lords of the Tomb Mist(?)
I am not sure 😂
No Lunar Aurora?
OMG czechian black metal band i did nor expect that i didnt even know trist took their name from german
You did not mention Falkenbach from Düsseldorf.
All best from Croatia ❤
Aha ok ok.
Thank you